Highlights
Places to visit in Artvin
From the first moment you step into Artvin, the evil eye bead of the country with its green and blue, the beauties all around the city, thousands of shades of green and eye-catching peaks will greet you in all their splendor.
Many special beauties await you on this journey where you will be impressed by the warm-bloodedness and energy of the local people and the value they show to nature. In this article, we have compiled for you the points worth seeing in Artvin, the most beautiful state of nature.
Şavşat Karagöl
With its fascinating beauty resembling a fairy tale world, Şavşat Lake is one of the most important touristic values of the region. The region, where you have the opportunity to camp and stay, is rich enough to witness a different beauty of nature 24 hours a day.
Arsiyan Plateau and Floating Islands
The plateau, which has 7 large and small lakes, including Floating Lake, Heart Lake, Bull Lake, Girl Lake, Grass Lake, Fairy Lake and Dana Lake, is also home to Floating Islands. Even witnessing this extraordinary natural beauty up close is reason enough to visit Artvin.
Beyazsu Plateau
Home to one of the most enjoyable and challenging trekking routes in the country, Beyazsu Plateau is a suitable location to visit both in summer and winter.
The pensions on the plateau at the foot of Karçal Mountain in Borçka district are ideal for an accommodation experience in touch with nature.
Papart Plateau
Papart Plateau resembles a fantasy world that comes to life on the canvas of the famous painter Bob Ross. With its rich vegetation consisting of hundreds of varieties and colorful, chirping birds, Papart Plateau, which is as much a feast for the eyes as a painting, promises an unforgettable experience to its visitors.
Çoruh River
Apart from being the largest river in Artvin, Çoruh is also the easternmost river in the Black Sea. Born in the borders of Georgia, the river passes through Bayburt and visits Artvin. The river, which attracts attention not only with its scenery but also with its exuberant current, welcomes thousands of people every year who are interested in water sports such as rafting, river kayaking and canoeing.